The phrase "and acolytes in the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to followers, assistants, or supporters in a particular setting, often related to a leader or a specific cause.
Example: "The leader addressed his followers and acolytes in the gathering, emphasizing the importance of their mission."
Alternatives: "and followers in the" or "and supporters in the".
The trailer, which you can watch above, hints of an inscrutable romp through Green's subconscious, but the film is actually fairly linear and straightforward, thanks to the influence of Green's wife, Yasmín, and the collective efforts of Green's sprawling network of friends and acolytes in the New York scene.
He passed through at least four overlapping stages: his apprenticeship with Davis and Thelonious Monk, his sheets-of-sound period, modalism, and an ambiguous role as both high priest and acolyte in the jazz avant-garde of the mid-1960's.
He had them write for his short-lived startup journal La Gazette du Cinéma, and then, when Cahiers du Cinéma was founded, in 1951, he became an editor and brought his young friends and acolytes in to advance there the radical lines of thought and the distinctive taste they shared.
Like a beaten army surrendering the field of battle, Labour left power with its legions of ministers and acolytes in tow.
This week, President Bush stunned Arab dictators and their acolytes in the U.N. and the E.U. by taking the Sharon "yes" for an answer.
But clearly the victory was aided by the overreach of Ted Cruz (R-TX) and his acolytes in the House of Representatives and because the Republican Party is in the midst of what may be the worst 'identity crisis' they have ever faced.
"And it's all centered on Donald Trump and his acolytes in the White House".
Forget about a Republican counterweight in Obama's inner circle there does not seem to be any evidence even of a Democratic contrarian among the campaign loyalists and liberal acolytes in the West Wing.
Absent such approval, any food product on the market containing PHOs would be considered unlawfully "adulterated". Even though, technically speaking, "not GRAS" is not the equivalent of "unsafe," professional food nannies and their acolytes in the media will demonize any food that has, or has ever had, PHOs.
The Netanyahu government, the lobby, the neocons, and their acolytes in the media, have decided that Turkey needs to be punished for its opposition to the Gaza blockade and its role in the flotilla fiasco.
Still, the powerful Koch brothers and their acolytes in the Republican Congress rallied against the Trump bill not because it would harm middle and working class Americans, but because it wouldn't harm them enough ― they criticized Trump's replacement plan for resembling the existing system too much.
